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Industrial Revolution
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History
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statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.. A person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business. a method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes. A period of rapid growth in the use of machines in manufacturing and production that began in the mid-1700s. Unprocessed natural products used in production.
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Industrial Revolution Terms
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History
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Industrial Revolution Crossword Project - Mackenzie Straughan
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British philosopher and economist; advocate for utilitarianism. working class. German philosopher; condemned the ideas of Utopians as unrealistic idealism and made a new theory, 'scientific socialism'. farms, factories, railways, and other large businesses that produced and distributed goods. workers' organizations.
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Industrialization
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Business and Work
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A factory where people are paid low wages for long hours, under poor conditions.. A tax on imports where its purpose is to protect a countrys domesic economy not creates revenue.. A socialist labor organizer who ran for president. . Where a town depends on a single business.. Policy of letting things take their own course..
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Indy 500
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Sports
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Famous man who currently owns Graham Rahals Indy car. First driver to win Indy 500. Name on the Indy 500 trophy. How many drivers have raced in 500, Brickyard, Grand Prix. The first year Indiana was sung at the Indy 500.
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Infancy and Childhood
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Home and Family
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Distress that is experienced by infants when separated from their primary caregivers (pg. 234). Favoring unquestioning obedience; parents who believe in obedience for its own sake (pg. 237). The instinctual need to touch and be touched by something soft (pg. 234). The level of moral development where a person makes judgments based on conventional standards of right and wrong; Kohlberg's theory (pg. 240). The field in which psychologists study how people grow and change throughout the life span (pg. 228).
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Infant and Toddler
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Home and Family
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Babies likes to take things BLANK. BLANK cells produced at the end of the bone. Babies will have how many bones when they're born. What will become stronger with usage of arms and legs.. At how many months will the baby be able to learn how to use their arms, and how to grab toys.
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Influential Ancient Greeks
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History
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Crossword Puzzle
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Something lawyers use during trials . Would most likely find a second earth . An educated guess. Would be a great Jeopardy host . Likely to find a another scientific method.
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Influential People
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Society
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Black History Month Activities
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Who was the first African-American woman physician in the United States?. Who was the first person to have performed the first open-heart surgery in the U.S?. Which boxer, nicknamed “the greatest”, passed away in 2016?. Who was the first black woman in the world to earn a pilot's license?. Who was the first Black President of the United States of America?.
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Information of the Arab Nations
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World Geography
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The religion practiced in Israel. . The cause of the Nile to overflow in the spring.. This is walked around 7 times by Muslims who go to Mecca.. The cause of the rise in the Muslim population in Lebanon.. The language spoken in Turkey..
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Information Technology
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Technology
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Object oriented, cross platform language . OS different from other OS as it is incredibly customizable . Logical address assigned to every workstation, server, printer, and router on any interconnected network. A lossy compression technique for color images. Universal language found in a variety of different applications .
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Information Technology
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Technology
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Number of times a wave repeats a cycle in a one-second period; measured in cycles per second, or hertz.. the standard size of data in a computer; 8-bits. Physical devices located on a desk or in a server-room rack.. the brain of the computer system where calculations and decisions are made; also referred to as the processor. Brain of the computer system where calculations and decisions are made; also referred to as the CPU..
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Inorganic Analysis
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Science
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an atom differing from another atom of the same element in the number of neutrons in its nucleus. the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. an analytical technique for identifying crystalline materials. the state in which an stom absorbs energy and an elctron moves from a lower to a hgiher energy level. a particle with no electrical charge.
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Inspirational People
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Society
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Blessed are the ______________, for they shall inherit the earth. . Blessed are the ______________, for they shall be called children of God. . Blessed are the ______________, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. . He tells us love is something that must be 'alive and active'. Where St Damien De Veuster went to school. .
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Insurance Terms to Know
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Business and Work
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this life insurance covers the policyholder for a set period of time specified in the policy. This property protection only covers damage or loss of personal property and possessions, not the dwelling itself. (two words). Auto insurance coverage that pays for damage to your car caused by something other than another vehicle. Auto insurance coverage that protects you if you are legally liable for an accident in which others are injured or killed. (three words). This type of home insurance coverage protects you against financial loss if others are injured on or by your property, or if you or your property accidentally damages the property of others. (two words).
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Int'l Cuisine
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Food
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is a spiced dried meat and then fried. one of china's national treasures. fried rice, egg, onion, few herbs. popular lunch dish served typically w/ a wedge of lime and slices of cucumber. a sweet treat of white parfait with cheese cubes on toothpick. a sponge fingers soaked in coffee, layered around and smeared w/ a creamy mascarpone mixture.
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Integral Calculus
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Math
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Fill in the calculus crossword
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opposite/hypotenuse . area under the curve as defined by trapezoids. the slope of the tangent line. to simplify a limit definition problem one would use:. The area under the curve on a set interval.
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Integumentary System
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Body
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By using the hint or clues, you can find the hidden words in the crossword puzzle.
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Produces keratin cells that make up the nail plate. A type of protein found in the skin, hair, and nails. Produces hair. Is a layer of fat and connective tissue that houses larger blood vessels and nerves. Is enclosed within a hair follicle.
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Integumentary System
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Body
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hair develops from this structure. absence of normal pigmentation. secondary hairs make up this . layer with closely packed clear cells. inner thicker layer of skin .
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Integumentary system
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Body
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sweat glands. basal cell carcinoma. inflammation of the skin. corium or true skin. component of the system found on the surface of the body.
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Integumentary System
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Body
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part of hair that is in the dermis. produces oil that keeps the skin and hair from drying out. person who is unable to produce melanin. part of hair that you can see. The main skin pigment. It helps protect the skin from the UV light from the sun.
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Interference of Waves
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Physics
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The maximum displacement of a particle of a wave. The number of waves produced in one second, measured in Hertz (Hz) . The net displacement when waves come together is the sum of the individual displacements . The physics of when waves come together. When waves combine to produce an increased amplitude at a point .
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Interior Design 1
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Other
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What is a reason for renting rather than buying a home?. Red, yellow, and blue. When considering visual feel, light reflection, and surface you are dealing with which element?. Horizontal lines create feelings of ?(2). Name 3 types of MULTI-family homes.
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Intermediate Healing Foods
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Food
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Identify the Curing Food
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Heartburn. Fatigue. Sleepless Nights. Hemorrhoids. Tummy Troubles.
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Internal Combustion Engine
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Technology
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THE PIN, BAR, OR SHAFT ON WHICH A WHEEL OR PAIR OF WHEELS ROTATES. THE ESCAPE OF STEAM OR GASES FROM THE CYLINDER OF AN ENGINE. A CYLINDRICAL CHAMBER IN WHICH A PISTON SLIDES TO MOVE OR COMPRESS A FLUID. AN ENGINE OF ONE OR MORE WORKING CYLINDERS IN WHICH THE PROCESS OF COMBUSTION TAKES PLACE WITHIN THE CYLINDERS. A HAND-OPERATED OR MOTOR-DRIVEN MACHINE FOR CUTTING THE GRASS OF A LAWN.
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International Environment of Business
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Business and Work
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Owned by another company. Buying goods or service made in a foreign country. Limits the quantity or value of units permitted to enter a country. Provides loans for for countries.. When a government bars companies from doing business for political reasons.
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International Finance
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Business and Work
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Where you purchase your finished goods from. The first Chen grandchild. What runs but doesn't get anywhere. Something the company owns and has a life of more than one year. Who checks your financial statements each year.
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International Nativity
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Religion
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on December 27th they have Carnavale. Christmas goes from the beginning of September to the Baptism of Jesus. the main meal usually consists of lechon asado and arroz con gandules. they have had a Santa Claus parade since 1913, eat a meal with pigs' feet. early Christmas morning girls go collect 'strong water'.
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International Rice Dish
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European History
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Complete the crossword below.
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burmese fried rice. Filipino Fried Rice. brazilian fried rice. Chinese Fried Rice. Indonesian Fried Rice.
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International Trade
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Business and Work
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When one country set up barriers against one country, and that country does the same, causing a problem.. Problem if the countries are too reliant on each other for certain products and cannot survive without it.. An approach used by a government to protect domestic producers.. Where an overseas firm sells large quantities of a product below cost in teh domestic market.. An organisation that promotes free trade and settles trade disputes..
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Internet Memes Sayings
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Technology
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Rainbows, Poptarts, flying?. 'Like a ____'. NOPE!. A rotating vegtable. Do this in YOUR spaceship!.
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Into The Wild
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Movies
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a brittle, lustrous, white metallic element occurring in nature free or combined, used chiefly in alloys and in compounds in medicine.. untarnished. a long, precipitous, clifflike ridge of land, rock, or the like, commonly formed by faulting or fracturing of the earth's crust.. a bog of northern North America, commonly having sphagnum mosses, sedge, and sometimes stunted black spruce and tamarack trees. . stubbornly perverse or rebellious; willfully and obstinately disobedient..
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Intro Into Forensic Science
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Science
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Crime scene unit that matches bullets and casings to specific firearms. A lie detector test. Fingerprints that are not visible. Type of Forensic Science that deals with autopsies and determining cause of death. Maintains the largest crime lab in the world.
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Intro to Business
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Business and Work
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People who work for a business. Compensation in forms other than direct payment for work. An employee who works less than full-time employees by working either fewer hours each day or fewer days each week. A system that combines a small wage or salary with an additional amount determined by the employee’s performance. A specific amount of money is paid for each week or month worked.
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Intro To Integers
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Math
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a number that belongs to the set of positive whole numbers, their opposites (negative whole numbers), and 0. a natural number with a value greater than zero. smaller; represented by the symbol . a nonnegative integer; includes all the natural numbers and zero. two different numbers that have the same absolute value.
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Intro to Psychology
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Mental Health
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the process of understanding oneself more completely and being aware of issues affecting one's life; self _____. the branch of psychology which focuses on society and it's impact on the individual. an assumption about behavior tested through scientific research. the process of learning new behaviors or responses as a result of their consequences. the branch of psychology which focuses on physical, emotional, cognitive, and social changes that occur over a lifetime.
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Intro to Rays
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Math
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it is formed when the light rays appear to be originating from a point but does not actually meet. he angle at which light hits a reflecting surface . the mirror-like reflection of waves, such as light. a line (straight or curved) that is perpendicular to the light's wavefronts. the light that falls on a subject.
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Intro to the 1920s
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History
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Multiple laws established by Congress that placed a percentage “cap” on the number of people allowed to emigrate to the United States; seen as a reaction to the growing threat of communism. unreasonable fear of foreigners; resulted in the treatment of immigrants as “anarchists” who wanted to see the U.S. government destroyed. famous public speaker and supposed “anarchist” who was deported for supporting the rights of unions and workers. nickname for smugglers during the Prohibition Era; shipments usually were from Canada. wrote the Communist Manifesto, which describes the exploitation of the working class by the rich class; established the basic theories of communism and socialism.
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Introduction to Economics
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Business and Work
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To test your knowledge of some key economic concepts
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'Australia's unemployment rate was 5.8% in December 2016' is an example of a ________________ economic statement.. Luxuries are not needs, but ..... ______________ is the process of production, income and expenditure that takes place in every economy (2 words). The _______ of a decision is the value of the next best option not chosen. When a country is operating on its PPC/PPF, it is achieving this type of efficiency.
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Introduction to Japan
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World Geography
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ainu gods of nature. most important male god in Japanese mythology . similar, alike. Japan is located in this ocean. Japan's nickname.
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Introduction to Matter
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Science
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Energy in the form of heat.. The energy from the breaking or forming of bonds.. The energy of motion or position of matter.. Form of matter.. Neutral sub-atomic particles..
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Introduction to Pathology
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Health
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Clinical course which may last months to years, sometimes following an acute course.. _____________death is an irreversible state of cellular destruction.. Refers to the mechanisms and characteristics of the major types of disease processes.. Objective or observed manifestation of a disease.. A method is used to detect a specific antigen in the tissue in order to identify the type of disease..
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Introduction to the Jewish Experience in WWII
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History
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This ship carrying Jewish immigrants was refused entry into Canada.. All Jews were forced to wear these on their clothing.. The Jewish quarter in a city.. The intense dislike for and prejudice against Jewish people.. Jewish people were forced to abide by these..
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Inverse & Radical Functions
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Physics
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is a function that undoes another function. The value inside the radical sign. The value you want to take the root of. root of a number x is a number r which, when raised to the power of n, equals to x.. is where you change the sign in the middle of two terms like this:. is all the values that come out..
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Invertebrate
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Biology
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Complete the croosword by using the clues to fill in the blanks!
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String of rectangular body sections in a tapeworm. More complex than freshwater hydrozoans. Clusters of amoebocytes encased in protective coats. Tiny openings or pores through water enters. Animals that neither posses or develop a vertabrel column.
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Invertebrates
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Earth Sciences
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extinct index fossil, spiral shaped shell that extends as they grow, old house buoyancy. extinct cnidarian, made reefs during paleozoic, called 'horn corals'. have 5-fold symmetry, include crinoids, starfish, sea lilies, can grow back missing parts. single cell polyps that built large reef structures with horizontal floor levels. look like plants, stem attaches to sea floor, lots of little feeding arms.
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Invertebrates
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Earth Sciences
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Specialized cells. Mouth of cnidarians. Takes place outside the cell. Simple brain found in cnidarians. Larval form of most cnidarians.
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Invertebrates
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Science
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Use the clues to fill in the crossword puzzle.
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special purpose of a thing what it is used for. skeleton outside of an organisms body. sea stars, sea cucumbers, sand dollars, . animal without a backbone. pie plates, bicycle wheels.
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Invertebrates
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Animals
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Just cells and most basic invertebrate . Head foot . Plant and Animal parasite . Small openings used to take in oxygen . covers the internal structure for crustaceans .
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Investigating the Ancient Past
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History
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Story or belief transmitted by word of mouth from human to human.. Something made or given shape by humans.. Process of dating organisms from the past by measuring the amount of residual carbon remaining in the organism.. Continental shelf surrounding Australia and New Guinea that was exposed during the last ice age.. Repository of written materials from the past..
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Investing
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Math
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stocks of large, well-established corporations with a solid record of profitability (ex. IBM, Coca-Cola). a way to minimize risk which involves spreading the risk among many types of investments. a prolonged period of rising stock prices; general feeling of investor optimism. an increase in the number of outstanding shares of a company's stock (selling price is lowered in direct proportion). (a.k.a. shareholders) the owners of a corporation (those who invest in stock).
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